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Greetings all,
I liked this image but the clouds were blown out, so I've devided to emulate a Stubbsy and run it through a filter in PS. what do you think? This is the NIK Pastel Filter 
This is the NIK Saturate to Brightness filter  BTW if you scroll down to the fifth post you will see me taking the photo
here
number 1 appears to have a magenta cast on my monitor
definitely benefits from the 2nd filter though Steve check out my image gallery @
http://photography.avkomp.com/gallery3
The brightness of the sky in the first one is too much, I reckon. The second one is very striking : I like it! The texture of the tree is shown very well, and the effect on the paving stones is interesting....
As others have said - the first one just doesn't do much.
The second one, however, is really interesting. Would look fabulous with a cloudless sky as that would accentuate the tree and isolate it more. Simon
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